Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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WITH Tl-IEII? MANY OE! EICE DUTIES, it is doubtful it any student nas not at some time bad occasion to seelf rielp from our office statt Mrz Casto took care ot the attends ance and Ifiad Clfiarge at the locker Cornbinationz, wliilfg Mrs Pritchett, of, Mr Jolin san's secretary, lielpcd to lfef.-p TIWQ SCIWOOI program running smaotlfily. Elrnina llc- Qrriitli kept our tinancef, in orflr,-r anrl was seCretary of fkflult lrliiffi tion We are very grateful rinfl express our sincere tliririlfi, rf, Ilia OIIICQ staff tor tlir,-ir pri tient guidance anrl lielp along our pathway V towrirrl mir fififil ATTENTION, PLEASE - ANNOUNCEMENTS Casper sbut oft the latbe and waited tor Mr. Jolfinson to Continue Congratulations are extended to the members ot the wres- tling teamef' Mr, Johnson was always interested in tbe successes at EU I-ISI students Quiet and etticient, be was al- ways ready to otter suggestions trying to tind tbe answer to student problems Mrs Jobn- son could claim mucb ot tbe responsibility tor tbe smootlfi- ness ot our scbool program With Helo and 144 ice

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CASPER SMILED to himself as he lett Mr, Quade's ottice. He had been dreading this particular interview, but instead he had found the vice-principal very approach- able, easy to talk to, and very understand- ing. His friendly advice was well-chosen and the formerly tremendous problem had become a small incident. Mr. Quade, in becoming the vice-prin- cipal, had not yet completely lett the class- room. He taught two classes in typing and still tound time to coach the B tootball team to a tie tor the championship, As Cougar Knight advisor, Mr. Quade was present at all sessions ot the court when student violations were reviewed. We Sol ed ur Prvblenw we ,- W f fcww f f Nw W X SHOULD HE TAKE CHEMIS- TRY or physics to best prepare himselt tor college? When should he start applying tor scholarships and how should he go about it? Should he take study hall this year, or a second year ot typing? These were some ot the problems that faced Casper Cougar during his tour years at E.U.H.S. With such ditticulties before him, Cos- per knew where to go tor help. He found Mr, Eox and Mrs, Ming in the southwest corner of the ot- tice, always willing to give ot their limited time and worthwhile advice. l I